Bound 2: Kanye West arena tour 2018

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World ‘Famous’ rapper, Kanye West is said to be in talks about a 2018 arena tour throughout the UK and Europe. Speculation is rife that a new album and Kanye West arena tour in 2018 will be announced soon. It seems Kanye West is far from gone.

Kanye West has been eager to continue his Saint Pablo tour through Europe and UK but has said he will no longer use the floating stage that was the central feature to his 2016 tour. And Kanye West 2018 setlist is said to be updated, potentially with new music from his rumoured upcoming album. Though there is no current trajectory for the commencement of a Kanye West arena tour, its likely it would begin in early 2018.

Kanye West has been consistently producing hits for over a decade, whether it’s the anthem “Gold-digger” or more heartfelt tracks like “Hey Mama”, he continues to define rap music and hip hop in today’s world. Often funny and very honest, Kanye West cleverly tells the story of his life through his unique music styling. Kanye West is one of the bestselling artists of all time, and his also one of the most awarded artists of all times. And it’s Kanye West’s dedication to his music stands him apart from his contemporaries, and is why people will be lining up for his 2018 tour.

More than just a talented musician, Kanye West considers himself an artist striving to create a better and better show for his fans. One thing is certain, a 2018 Kanye West arena tour would certainly be something special. Should it be announced, a Kanye West arena tour would likely take him to London’s 02 Arena, Birmingham’s Barclaycard Arena, Manchester Arena, the SSE Hydro in Glasgow and 3 Arena in Dublin. At Villiers, we provide you with the primary access to the best hospitality at select venues across the UK.

It looks likely Kanye West has come out ‘Stronger’ from his Saint Pablo tour, as he sets his eyes on touring in 2018. Kanye West’s latest album ‘The Life of Pablo’ featured everyone from the legendary Paul McCartney to Kendrick Lamar, but who would join him on stage for a 2018 arena tour?